Fitbit will soon be able to track your heart rate and steps. AI is said to be key to Google’s plans to have gadgets embedded with AI in 2024. This feature alone wouldn’t rank in the top 10 reasons for its success – Fitbit is much more than an analytics tool – this platform can become your personalized health coach.
We all know that AI is not a conceptual term, but it can be a great tool for us. Take fitness for example. Imagine a system that not only records your workouts but also helps you interpret them so you can later understand how to get the most benefit. These are exactly the offerings that Google has seen fit to create for Fitbit.
Through the development of ‘personal AI capabilities’ that automatically generate useful tips for you. Like customer service or sales representatives, this will improve the overall operations of the company. Here we are mentioning specifications and requirements that are based on your data and preferences, which means that Fitbit will be able to give you the exact information you need to achieve your goal.
This is where things get exciting: With the help of AI, Google is filling the gap by providing a complete health picture of someone’s health. Simply, a 1 to 1 comparison of your steps or sleep patterns will not work; no way. Not so, AI will help you know how these factors are linked resulting in a bigger picture of what brings health.
Searched on Google to know why you feel sluggish after running. Ask Your AI Coach – New in Town! This may be information that you have read poorly or incorrectly for a long period, but, it may come up with viable correlations that you were unable to read. AI does a lot of analysis with data, but it doesn’t stop there. For example, imagine that you have a virtual coach who knows your characteristics and may be able to provide specific suggestions for overcoming challenges as well as performing excellently.
As an addition to the package for premium Fitbit users, sleep tracking will use the latest technologies for sleep analysis from the second half of 2024. It may also coincide with the Pixel Watch 3 launch, so the new wearable is expected to be a great partner for fitness journeys focused on AI as long as it’s there.
